Sentence examples for mood of looking from inspiring English sources

Think about the message you're trying to send: it isn't "Today I don't feel in the mood of looking good"., but "Today I look good even in comfortable clothes".

But, it turns out, he isn't in much of a mood for looking backwards.

Each novel can only represent a single mood, a single way of looking at the world, and one feels bleak from time to time, and takes a fairly pessimistic view of one's own future and chances.

I'm in that end-of-year mood, looking back and assessing how the last year has been for me, and one of the big decisions I'm reflecting on was my relocation in March of this year from Glasgow to London because of its promise as a startup hub.

While the mood of fall is looking ahead, Sunday's anniversary also involves some looking back.

The mix may not perfectly match the mood of an audience looking for refuge from election campaigns and high-priced gas, said Peter Sealey, a former Columbia Pictures marketing executive who is now an adjunct professor of marketing at Claremont Graduate University's Drucker School.

"Certainly the mood is looking up".

The project is part of a therapy programme to promote wellbeing and boost the mood of residents, as Look North's Chantalle Edmunds reports.

He was in an upbeat mood and clearly looking forward to the run of Queen's Trust in particular.

Home full-back Ryan McGowan was a threat with his throw-ins from the right and with Erskine and Spittal looking in the mood, United looked capable of extending their lead.

Perhaps buyers are less amused these days by the painter's Surrealist works in a prankish mood that look like the doodlings of a gifted 4-year-old at work in the nursery.